The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-12-07
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. I, 1887.

The "white winged angel is now in
Jail.
Stop in at the "Pearl'' and take a
box of fried oysters home to the wife.
Get your diaries and almanacs at A.
H. TITUS. Dec. 7-3t
Thomas McAlone has purchased th7
Reading farm, near Byram Station, for
Ss2. s5 per acre.
The Lambertville House will be sold
at public sale on the it'll of January next.
Sale positive.
Congressman Fidcock has taken quar-
ters for this session at 700 Eleventh street
N. W., Washington City.
If all the stories are true about the
purchase of revolvers in this city since
the late murder in New Hope, we may
look for startling news almost anytime
MIR. James NJ. Case, an old resident
Of this city, who has shown signs Of in
sanity for year or two past, was taken
to the Morris Plains Asylum on Monday
The Academy of Science and Art at
Ringoes, N. j., begins its Winter term
with full attendance. Every seat in the
school room is occupied by pupil.
Families supplied with stewing oys.
tiers at Thatcher's, No. II Church street,
at so cents per one hundred. N.24.-4t
The ladies of St. Andrews Guild will
hold sale of useful and fancy articles at
No. 0 N. Union street, on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week.
Mr.. George Moore, of this city, has
bought the lumber of the skating rink
recently torn down, and will build car
rage house out of the material.
"A valuable horse belonging to Hol-
combe johnson, of Sandy Ridge, died
suddenly few days ago. The loss is
heavy one to Mr.. j.
1T is the law of development, that the
new shall succeed and displace the old.
This law applies we'll to the New Davis
Vertical-Feed Sewing Machine. Have
you seen ite
AT recent meeting of the Directors
of the Union National Bank, Frenchtown,
Assemblyman elect VIM H. Martin was
elected President to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of II. E. Waiford, Esq.
Before purchasing your Christmas
presents, visit the LADIES SALE OF useful
and fancy articles, at No. North Union
street, next TUESDAY and Wednesday,
December 10 and H.
One day recently, Mrs Jane Rose,
n widow lady aged SO years, living near
Mount Airy, in STOPPING to pick up
card in her door-yard, in some way lost
her balance and fell, breaking her left
leg little above the ankle.
The Doylestown Intsufgencer of Mon
day says: tAlfred Wanamaker and son
Edward, of Lambertville, N. j., were in
Doylestown on Saturday Mr.. Wanna
maker sided in building the new Court
House Of Bucks county !"
The Local Assembly, No. 1854, X. of
L., Of Clinton, is engaged in the good
work of helping relieve the suffering
miners and their families,
and promptly forwards all donations for
that purpose.
The Township Committee of Read
ington township on Thursday last APP
pointed VIM. Wyckoff, of White House
Station, Collector, to fill out the unex-
PRED term of John T. Cox, lately elected
Sheriff.
One Of our exchanges praises a city
paper for its excellent report of the New
Hope murder case, the excellence of
the report being its padding of column
Of idle rumors and imaginary facts into
quarter of column of crudely stated
truths.
The 10Th Legislature of New Jer-
sey will meet Tuesday. january 10th,
1888. The Senate will have twelve Re-
publicans and nine Democrats; the
House thirty seven Republicans and
twenty-three Democrats. Republican
majority fourteen on joint ballot seven
teen.
Sparks Bros. with their Australian
Specially Co., headed by their own
brass band, will be here tomorrow
Thursday, Dec. 8. They are said to
give first class vaudeville and speciality
entertainment-one that ladies and chill
dren can attend with proprietv.
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REYNOLDS. Ransom Lamb r. X R,rta
and 7. M. Tbomnson of Ro,nd proo,,
are the incornorators of a wat., co,,,a,n
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